Given the name "Head of the Snake" by Epstein victim Maria Farmer, Leslie Wexner is the founder, chair, and CEO of L Brands, the Ohio-based conglomerate that owns Victoria’s Secret. He’s worth $4.8 billion, and for at least a decade he was Epstein’s only publicly known client. Epstein received two of his mansions from Wexner for a dollar each as well as a private jet. The rooms in the mansions all fitted with pinhole cameras. Maxwell and Epstein always told people they were looking for models girls for Victoria's Secret, while they were recruiting young girls to abuse. It all makes sense now.
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Given the name "Head of the Snake" by Epstein victim Maria Farmer, Leslie Wexner is the founder, chair, and CEO of L Brands, the Ohio-based conglomerate that owns Victoria’s Secret. He’s worth $4.8 billion, and for at least a decade he was Epstein’s only publicly known client. Epstein received two of his mansions from Wexner for a dollar each as well as a private jet. The rooms in the mansions all fitted with pinhole cameras. Maxwell and Epstein always told people they were looking for models girls for Victoria's Secret, while they were recruiting young girls to abuse. It all makes sense now.